Rudderless (Sin timón), 2010.

Kornél Szilágyi and Nándor Hevesi have been working together under the pseudonym Igor & Ivan Buharov since 1995. Their films, mainly shot with a Super-8 camera, combine experimental filmmaking methods with aspects of storytelling. The protagonists in their films are usually amateurs and friends whose specific language and dialogue contributes to an atmosphere of timelessness and uncertainty of place. Their new film, inspired by the poem Rudderless (1971) by Hungarian poet István Domonkos (1940), is a modern epic, a self-analysis of a person living in minority status in Yugoslavia in the early 1970s. The poem is a journey through the world, passing through different political and economic situations, both collective and private.

Nándor Hevesi, Hajdúnánás. Lives and works in Budapest. Kornél Szilágyi, Budapest. Lives and works in Budapest.

Igor and Ivan Buharov (Kornél Szilágyi and Nándor Hevesi) have been working together under this pseodynym since 1995. Nándor Hevesi studied art education at the Pedagogical University in Eger, Hungary, Kornél Szilágyi at the Intermedia Department of the University of Fine Art in Budapest. Their common practice is in the first hand connected to filmmaking, they produce and direct experimentals, features, shorts, documentaries, animations. Their films are shown and received award at Hungarian and international film festivals. Hevesi and Szilágyi are also founders and members of the avantgarde-jazz band Pop Ivan and have been involved in the creation of several music projects and film music. Both are founding members of other collectives, as Labor 40 and Kaos Camping Group. Beside their common activities, Szilágyi is a director of documentaries, Hevesi is active as painter.